Arguably, you would have a WC claim, if you can prove that having to stay at work resulted in the rupture. Your story seems to say so, but that...

That question turns on whether or not you have a doctor who will relate the arthritis to your work. The employer/insurance carrier will certainly...

What your employer is doing is completely illegal under the federal Wage and Hour Act. I would suggest you get in touch with the US Department of...

You need to consult with a certified workers' compensation attorney as soon as possible. You also should consider finding an attorney who...

You really need to meet with a certified workers' compensation attorney to discuss your case. That is the best, and only, way to get the...

You should find a private attorney who practices in the field to help you where you live. Good luck.

Given that you posted this under WC, I am presuming that you have a work injury for which you are treating. The best I can make out what you are...

You should be able to obtain UC benefits given your work history as you have enough credits for benefits. I am unsure why they would contest your...

A suspension while you are unable to work at all will not have an effect on your benefits. This is administrative only presumably for the employer...

I, likewise, agree with Mr. Hait. The other thing to know is that your employer is not required by the WC Act to return you to the job you were...